Collecting and Preserving Electronic Evidence

Digital evidence is more prevalent than DNA and fingerprints in most cases nowadays, and they say on average, a person is captured on video surveillance at least 75 times a day. It's hard for criminals to do anything now without some kind of digital evidence being left behind. In this course, James Isaacs will discuss the difference between long-term vs. short-term storage, how to collect digital evidence, and how to isolate devices from their network.